Increased notice period?

[LondonManc]

I was offered a long extension in lieu of a rate rise, although as we all know your contract is only ever as long as your notice period. Happy with that in uncertain times, but having to switch teams as the client doesn't want too many contractors working in the same area. It's an odd project this one.

Given some contractors have left, there's spare budget to be added to your day rate as part of this negotiation. AYCOTBAC?

[RonBW]

Luckily the MI head there, put me on another project with a new 3 month contract for the fraud area, which was quite frankly turned out to be one of the best to work in.

<nluk>I hope you got a new contract with the new project on it, or you're stuffed for IR35</nluk>

[MrMarkyMark]

<nluk>I hope you got a new contract with the new project on it, or you're stuffed for IR35</nluk>

I've had a client, in the past, where I signed a contract for three months.

After two months dot, I was told that they had "Run out of money and today will be your last day"
The agent was oblivious in this instance.

Luckily the MI head there, put me on another project with a new 3 month contract for the fraud area, which was quite frankly turned out to be one of the best to work in.

Yep, even though it was around 14 years or so ago now